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by boznz 7y ago
Plenty of open source and paid for alternatives to this I use the mydac ones for $200 my other projects use zeos which are open source.
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by boznz 7y ago
There was a massive FUD campaign back in the early 2000's which saw many Delphi Projects moved to C#, I am lucky to have always been in charge of what language to develop in so I have ignored stuff like this ever since and just got on
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by boznz 7y ago
mysql is fine. but there again I prefer coke over pepsi and ford over gm
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by boznz 7y ago
What was there ever to win?
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by boznz 7y ago
Links for Reverse engineering a solari display for anyone interested, the ones we repurposed from auckland airport and put in our cafe at work have been working for 10 years displaying number of tonnes received in to winery during vintage.
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by boznz 7y ago
Property tax would just be passed on to the renters wouldnt it?
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by boznz 7y ago
One assumes the terahertz rfid reader will be just as cheap or nobody will be verifying anything
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by boznz 7y ago
Works fine with noscript and ublock active.. wish all sites played this well
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by boznz 7y ago
However it turns out, well done for completing it.
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by boznz 7y ago
Agreed. Learn something well and if it isn't broke don't change.
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by boznz 7y ago
Shame Pascal is not being taught much these days. turbo pascal was a very easy stepping stone to the hard stuff you ended up having to use.
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by boznz 7y ago
Me too, built BSD/MySQL server from scratch following the on-line documentation and everything just worked. Server is still running after 5 years with two outages for power problems. I think I chose FreeBSD at the time for the ZFS file
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by boznz 7y ago
I assume you can back up bitcoin like everything else digital, though I wonder how you check your backups
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by boznz 7y ago
Not sure I would want to rely on New Zealand to be safe, Natural disasters will take you out well before any nuclear or zombie apocalypse. Wanaka is on the alpine fault line and overdue the big one.
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by boznz 7y ago
$500m for the telescope. $7500m for the pork.
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by boznz 7y ago
Amen.
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by boznz 7y ago
The hierarchy chart shown unfortunately sums up government structure and society as well :-(
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by boznz 7y ago
For most of the electric vehicle revival Nissan has dominated the charts yet they still dont have anything but the leaf and I think they will also look back at it as their biggest wasted opportunity.
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by boznz 7y ago
This doesnt sound like a "honest question" to me.
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by boznz 7y ago
Just add some attitude adjustment in the software so they cant drive right up peoples arse on the freeway and problem solved, instantly better than all other trucks!
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by boznz 7y ago
Put any other name on this other than Tesla and it would have been laughed off stage (try the thought experiment). The Tesla name on it makes all the difference as you do look at it through different eyes, the eyes that says fuck the curren
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by boznz 7y ago
Nice. Any takers from the big guys yet?
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by boznz 7y ago
thanks. no particular interest myself apart from HK is a stopover on my flight next week.. I did not know you could flag something for being boring, I assumed it was only abusive or derogatory comments.
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by boznz 7y ago
Other thread like this just got flagged after I commented on it but nothing I could see in the comments was bad ( https://pasteboard.co/IIfv9uz.png ).. someone care to enlighten me and not flag down if a bit annoying for your
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by boznz 7y ago
Why not wait until people are out there already and sell shovels
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by boznz 7y ago
I Wonder what the headlines in China are?
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by boznz 7y ago
I thought satellite orbits were totally predictable?
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by boznz 7y ago
"You will learn more from your failures than your successes - so embrace those mistakes, as difficult as that sounds, and grow from them. When a project is successful, you're never really sure why, because so many elements come in
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by boznz 7y ago
A Very Strange Business Model They Have...
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by boznz 7y ago
Just started reading the book and so far it is quite interesting and informative and it looks like the problem they were trying to solve were that of the massively complicated operating systems which seem to get in the way rather than help.

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